"Nat Sherman Super Lancero Timeless collection 2013 (FEBW3)"

[Li Bai]

So...It's my first review in English, I apologise in advance. 😅😅

Superb cigar offered by a good friend of mine!

8 inches long, 38 RG, made of a blend of Nicaraguan and Dominican tobacco with a Honduran wrapper.

The cigar is definitely a beauty and smells really good. I often consider a smoke like a conversation so bear with me 😉. This one was just whispers for a third, I didn't quite understand what it was telling me and then it became less shy.

The second third was comforting, really sweet, at that point I told myself we were totally getting along but unfortunately the last third would be terrible...

There's no more discussion, we're just arguing at that point and despite my efforts I couldn't take it anymore so I let it down with no regret after more than 2 hours.

Just like a blind date, shy at first then comfortable with each other until it turns out the lady is just a remarkably good looking bully...Too bad, I don't like (too much) aggressiveness.

3/5

[Chitmo]

This is a description I understand 👏 

[JohnS]

To compare a cigar to the art of conversation, specifically to how appealing it can be, well...it's just brilliant. I love your style there, @Li Bai!

[Li Bai]

22 hours ago, Chitmo said:

This is a description I understand 👏 

 

16 hours ago, JohnS said:

To compare a cigar to the art of conversation, specifically to how appealing it can be, well...it's just brilliant. I love your style there, @Li Bai!

You're both very kind, I often feel a bit awkward writing a review as I don't really taste cigars (tastes, flavours don't really make sense to me), rather, I feel them and it can be hard to find the good words so thank you, I appreciate it 🤟

[raggie]

Similar to the other posts, I really enjoyed this style of review. It’s cool to read about hints of peppermint patties or week-old chip crumbs from between the couch cushion, but this “conversation” metaphor really works for my understanding. I’ll probably steal your ideas, especially when talking in real life. Good work @Li Bai!

[VeguerosMAN]

16 hours ago, Li Bai said:

You're both very kind, I often feel a bit awkward writing a review as I don't really taste cigars (tastes, flavours don't really make sense to me), rather, I feel them and it can be hard to find the good words so thank you, I appreciate it 🤟

I believe Eddie from Davidoff of London said the same, "He feels the cigar, more than tasting it." 

[bmac]

Brilliant!